The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-06
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Prograndrf0 f9r the State Woman's
Christian F@npperance Union Conven-
The Savannah branch of the Woman's
Christiai2 Tanlpegance Union held it's Last
regular meeting Yesterday afternoon before
the State Convention, which meets next
Tuesday Tbs 9ttendance was large and was
increased hy The Young Woman's Christian
Temperatures Union, whose enthusiasm is a
valuable auxiliary to the steady work of
older heads. After the regular exercises the
President announced that Mayor Lester has
consented to deliver the address of welcome
to the delegates to the State Convention
The programme decided upon is as fol-
lows:
Monday, meeting State Executive Com
mittee.
Tuesday morning, opening of business
session.
Tuesday night, at Masonic Hall, addresses
of welcome and responses.
Wednesday and Thursday will be devoted
to business.
Thursday night, at Masonic Hall, Col.
George w. Balm, of Kentucky, will lecture
On Friday an excursion to Tybee
will be rendered the delegates, and
On Friday night at the Theatre Col Balm
will deliver his lecture, "A Journey to the
Golden Gates, or the Land We Live in" 1t
had been decided that admission should be
free, but at the request of number of peo-
pie the ladies have reserved part Of the
house at small charge that those who do
not wish TO be Inconvenience by the crowd
may secure seats in advance. Davis Bros.
will have charge of the reserved seat sale.
number of additional delegates were re-
ported, and the list is now as follows:
Augusta,Mrs, w c. Sibley, Mrs. Mar
sack Fearey, Mrs. Julia Scales, Mrs. Jeffer-
son Thomas, Mrs. D. H. Fullerton, Mrs. j.
B. Preston, Mrs. E. B. Bridges, Mrs George
Murphy, Mrs. Claiborne Snead, Mrs. e.
kimbrough, Mrs. John Tarver, Mrs. Jack
Smith, Miss NJ. E. Kinchley, Miss Kate
Rood Miss Mamie Bleckley, Miss Maly Eve,
Miss Cora l.. Thomas
Miss Lula Wray, Miss Emma Pennington.
Atlanta-Miss Missouri Stokes, Mrs. j. e.
Bryant, Mrs E. G. Witter, Mrs. Martha p
Brown, Mrs. J. H. Ellington, wife of the
pastor of The Methodist Episcopal church,
who will be accompanied by Miss A. Sey-
mour, of Pennsylvania.
Rome-Mrs. J. L. Camp and Mrs. J. l..
Reynolds.
Cave Spring-Miss Emmie Stuart
Brainbridge-Mrs P. Ii. Crumpler, Mrs.
Emory johnson.
Macon-Mrs. Walter Hill, Mrs. Emma j.
Lester, Mrs. l. N. Birch, Miss Harriet Free
man, Miss Carrie Butts
Brunswick-Mrs. NJ. c. Rowe
Columbus-Mr DR.. Blanchard, Mrs. DIR.
Banks, Mrs. H. Barfield, Miss Carrie Doug.
lass
Thomasville- NJ T. Hixon, Mrs. c.
p. Hansell.
Americus-Mrs. Dr. Holloway, Mrs. C.
w. Hancock, Mrs. George Tommey
Chipley-Miss Ida Dunlap, Miss Quintan
Purcell, Mrs s, II. Hunt.
Geneva-Mrs. j. f. Fuller.
Sandersville-Col c. r. Pringle, Mrs B.
}. Tarbutton, Mrs. G. s. johnson, Mrs f.
A. Brown.
Rutledge-Mrs V. V. Hanson
Waynesboro-Mrs. W. A. Wilkins.
Greensboro-Rev. and Mrs. sV T. Cald-
we'll
LOngview-Mr Inez Gibsonp
People who desire to entertain one or
more delegates in their homes the President
requests will send their names and address
to No. 15G South Broad street. The dona-
ton of cut flowers OF evergreens for decora-
ton or loan of shrubs and tub plants will be
greatly appreciated by the ladies.